A dust particle with a positrive charge of 3.00 µC and a mass of 4.00 mg, is initially at rest in a uniform electric field of strength 600 N/C. How far will the particle travel is 5.00 s? а. 2.16 km b. 5.63 km C. 2.95 km d. 6.70 km е. 4.34 km

A dust particle with a positrive charge of 3.00 µC and a mass of 4.00 mg, is initially at rest in a uniform electric field of strength 600 N/C. How far will the particle travel is 5.00 s? а. 2.16 km b. 5.63 km C. 2.95 km d. 6.70 km е. 4.34 km

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